I.ROC & HOPE. Copyright Penumbra 2010

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1 I.ROC & HOPE

2 Welcome & Introductions Nigel Henderson, Chief Executive (e: Jane Cumming, Development Manager Bridey Rudd, Research and Information Officer _ (e:

3 Penumbra Penumbra is a leading Scottish Voluntary Organisation working in the field of Mental Health. We provide an extensive range of person centred and recovery focussed services for adults and young people. We also campaign to raise awareness of mental health issues and reduce the social stigma attached to them.

4 Facts & Figures Established in 1985 Employ 400 people Turnover of 9.5 million Work in 19 local authority areas Significant history of Innovation Significant Provider of Service Support over 1000 adults and young people each week.

5 Vision Penumbra envisages a society where people with mental health problems expect recovery and are accepted, supported and have the resources to fulfil their potential.

6 Values Based Practice Values Practice Principles Equality Acceptance Control Ordinary Inclusive Personalisation Collaboration Recovery Focus Outcomes Based Self-Management

7 Our Work Supported Living Supported Accommodation Social Inclusion services (NOVA) Peer support services Short breaks Self Harm prevention services Crisis Centre (24/7) Young People services Homelessness services Specialist cognitive impairment services

8 Culture Change Services Service Passive Recipient of Care Student of Wellbeing Support Worker Wellbeing Coach Outputs Outcomes Maintenance Recovery

9 Recovery A way of living a satisfying, hopeful and contributing life, even with limitations caused by illness. William Anthony (1993)

10 Recovery Recovery isn t waiting for the storm to pass.. It s learning to dance in the rain..

11 Recovery +ve Wellbeing Illness Personal Recovery No Recovery Personal Recovery Clinical Recovery Symptom Free -ve Wellbeing

12 Factors Affecting Wellbeing Early Life: {Genetics, Experiences, Trauma, Education} Mental Health: {Confidence, Resourcefulness, Connectedness, Hopefulness, Illness} Physical Health: {Illness, Pain, Diet, Addiction, Fitness} Situation: {Home, Personal Safety, Poverty, Debt, Inequality, Opportunity, Gender}

13 Framework for Wellbeing

14 Measuring Recovery 4 areas of HOPE 6 point scale 12 indicators of wellbeing picture of recovery

15 HOPE Measuring & Making a Difference

16 Outcomes Based Approach

17 Personal Outcomes

18 Describing Outcomes My I.ROC - What does it tell me? PC SM HF MH LS SC PH 1st I.ROC What are the key areas? What are my hopes and dreams? What are my ambitions? What is important to me? VM SN PD EA What is important for me? PN Louise s I.ROC What would I like to do? How do I want to feel?

19 Picture of Recovery

20 Recovery Outcomes for Louise

21 Toolkit

22 Louise s Story Priority Areas: Mental Health,Physical Health Exercise and Activity Purpose and Direction. Hope for the Future Self Management Mental Health Life Skills Safety and Comfort Outcomes Identified Healthier, Happier, More Confident, Friends & Family, Doing more, Able to use Public Transport, Connected, Working as Nurse Participation and Control Valuing Myself Social Network 1 0 Personal Network Physical Health Exercise and Activity Purpose and Direction Steps Taken By Lisa Contacted old friends, going to cinema, pop concerts staff supported to use buses, now does so independently,, started horse riding, now volunteering at riding for disabled, started college course access to nursing.

23 Culture Change & Re-Design Services Roles Peer Working Quality Assessment Learning and Development Spotlight & QiP Collaboration Service Student of Wellbeing Wellbeing Coach Outcomes Recovery

24 I.ROC Web/App

25 Thank You!!